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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all round talent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses a wide range of skills or abilities in various areas.
Example: "She is an all round talent, excelling in both sports and academics."
Alternatives: "versatile individual" or "multifaceted talent".
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Khedira's defensive capabilities are superb, but after scoring a goal in Germany's 4-2 win over Greece he is becoming a real all round talent.
Three of them came from headers - a testament to the all round talent of the little man in Ecuador's now-retired number eleven shirt.
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Cricket demands all-round talent.
People go on about Beckham today, but Hoddle had more all-round talent.
Everton have shown an interest in the Wales international, whose all-round talent demands a bigger audience.
Then throw in three excellent spinners in Muttiah Muralitharan, Ajantha Mendis and Rangana Herath, the pace of Malinga and the all-round talent of Angelo Mathews.
Yes, he performed in a very different era, but the things that made him arguably the greatest player the game ever produced – enormous all-round talent, phenomenal reserves of drive and ambition – are timeless.
There's never been any question about the American entertainer's all-round talent: remember how she managed to steal scenes from Robert De Niro in that criminally under-rated Scorsese satire The King of Comedy?
Benny Howell is a developing all-round talent and Gloucestershire need him to fire with both bat and ball today.
Former teachers of Olympic gold winning rower Helen Glover have described her as a "phenomenal all-round talent".
Miss Glover's former PE teacher, Kate Finch, said: "She always had this phenomenal all-round talent, totally committed and totally reliable.
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